Wiegold's normal generation conjecture for finitely generated perfect groups

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Let GG be a finitely generated perfect group, meaning G=[G,G]G=[G,G], the commutator subgroup of GG. Wiegold's normal generation conjecture. GG can be normally generated by a single element. This is known for finite groups, while the case of infinite groups is a long-standing open problem attributed to J. Wiegold.

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Feng Ji and Shengkui Ye, “Partial Euler Characteristic, Normal Generations and the stable D(2) problem”, arXiv:1503.01987 (2018).

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